Webcomics By Genre

Webcomics By Genre

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Ask a Cat is a comic strip where people can finally ask questions to a cat. Ever wondered why a cat does this? Or what cats think of humans? Or what they think of a movie? Wonder no more, as Cat answers real letters that people send to him.

Hi! We are from AVAMASH.com. What's AVA Mash? It's Anakin vs. Akira mashing their culture (west and east) together into short comics! We call them Shorties (pun intended). Our short comics centers around humor from contrasting culture between the west and east (mostly Japan).

BGST is a weekly webcomic created by BoyGirlStuff.com. BGST, an acronym for Boy Girl Stuff, looks at life from a young audience’s point of view. The subject matter of the comic strip varies and includes topics such as school, parents, friendships, and love. Unlike traditional panel comics, which regularly feature the same chief characters, BGST alternates each week between dozens of characters. These characters—referred to as “Stick People 2.0”—are head-only stick figures...

Boxer Hockey, by Tyson Hesse is a sports comic about the fictional pastime of the same name, a kind of free-for-all rugby match played entirely in undergarments and using genetically engineered rubber frogs for balls.

Caz the Comic Strip is written and drawn by a wife and husband team, my wife writes and I draw what I'm told. The strip is very very loosely based on our family life, except that Stu, my fictional counterpart is both chubbier and more competent than I am.

Dinosaur Comics is a comic about talking dinosaurs! It appears online and also in print in some newspapers and magazines! There is an RSS feed and a LiveJournal feed and a Twitter feed for the comics. If you want to learn more there is always the Di...

enchantingcats.com is a website featuring drawings with words on them. These drawings are probably always of cats! The words are intended to be amusing when paired with the cats, which often have fantastical physical attributes and/or magical abilities! Updates 5 times a week, Monday - Friday warning: contains terrible puns of a catty and often purrposterous nature.